All about a Dog | Class 10 Words and Expressions 2 |

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All about a Dog. 


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1. What was the weather like on the night described in the story?

  • A) Warm and pleasant
  • B) Cold and windy
  • C) Rainy and stormy
  • D) Humid and foggy

2. Who initially challenged the presence of the dog on the bus?

  • A) The driver
  • B) A male passenger
  • C) The conductor
  • D) A police officer

3. What kind of dog did the young woman carry in her lap?

  • A) Labrador
  • B) Poodle
  • C) Pekinese
  • D) Bulldog

4. What did the conductor demand the woman do with her dog?

  • A) Take it to the back of the bus
  • B) Carry it on her lap
  • C) Take it out of the bus
  • D) Put it in a carrier

5. How did the passengers react to the conductor's demand regarding the dog?

  • A) They supported him immediately
  • B) They sided with the woman and the dog
  • C) They remained indifferent
  • D) They called the police for help

6. What was the conductor's attitude towards the passengers' protests?

  • A) He ignored them
  • B) He apologized and allowed the dog
  • C) He became more adamant
  • D) He immediately called his supervisor

7. Why did some passengers get off the bus?

  • A) To find another means of transport
  • B) To protest with the conductor
  • C) To report the incident to the police
  • D) To avoid further conflict

8. What was the driver's response when asked about the conductor?

  • A) He supported the conductor's decision
  • B) He criticized the conductor's behavior
  • C) He ignored the question
  • D) He called for backup

9. How did the woman react to the conductor's refusal to take her name and address?

  • A) She threatened legal action
  • B) She left the bus immediately
  • C) She argued further
  • D) She apologized for the inconvenience

10. Who arrived to assess the situation after the police were called?

  • A) An ambulance crew
  • B) More passengers
  • C) Additional police officers
  • D) The bus company's manager

11. How did the conductor behave during the ordeal according to the text?

  • A) He showed remorse
  • B) He celebrated his authority
  • C) He became scared
  • D) He apologized profusely

12. What did the passengers suggest doing in response to the conductor's actions?

  • A) Writing a letter of complaint
  • B) Giving up and walking
  • C) Paying double fare
  • D) Apologizing to the conductor

13. How did the little dog behave during the entire incident?

  • A) Barked loudly
  • B) Slept peacefully
  • C) Ran around the bus
  • D) Bit the conductor

14. What did the young woman's companions think about her situation?

  • A) They sympathized with the conductor
  • B) They criticized the woman for having the dog
  • C) They supported her defiance
  • D) They left the bus quietly

15. How did the story end regarding the bus incident?

  • A) The conductor apologized
  • B) The woman and the dog were allowed to stay
  • C) The police took the conductor away
  • D) The passengers all got off and walked
Location: Mogalturu, Andhra Pradesh, India

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